/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15909090
you're onto something, continue

Besides English, what other languages would you guys recommend learning for academic purposes?

>>12138036
That's a much better definition. However, that doesn't change the IAU's requirement of "clearing the neighbourhood" around the orbit. Have there been talks of adjusting the definition, or is it just settled that they'll keep the contradictory language and argue semantics from "some astronomers" on the side?

is flying in metal tube 10km above the surface of the Earth unnatural?

I heard a rumor that gay men have abnormally good senses of balance whereas straight men tend to have the best spacial awareness.
Is this true?

>>8922988
Confusing race with culture there. People from different cultures can be of the same race. Still haven't seen an alt-right explanation for that. It seems important, since the whole basis for keeping races separate is the belief that the culture is tied to the race.

>>8912828
Right, so in the orange reference frame, the plinth isn't moving. In the blue reference frame, the plinth is moving upward and then stops. So that means that every part of the system that goes through the portal is given motion as soon as it goes through that portal.

If the cube remains static after passing through the portal, it'll just plop down. However, if you consider the smasher continuing to push downward so the portal consumes the plinth, the plinth will clearly be moving upward in the blue reference frame until the smasher stops. That essentially makes the plinth into a pinball plunger. Guess that makes it B.

>>8844335
>thinking that "OMG YASSS" is a genuine & unironic way to talk to a person over 11 years old is just insulting to them

maybe that's where i went wrong